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Report on Corporate Social
Responsibility 2020-21
Made
for India.
Made
in India.
Vision
At Reliance Foundation, our vision is to build an inclusive India by
pioneering a holistic model to address our nation’s multifaceted
development challenges, and contribute to its collective aspirations.
Central to our philosophy is the commitment to enhance the quality
of life of people from marginalised and vulnerable communities,
by empowering them and catalysing change through innovative
and sustainable solutions. Our steadfast endeavour is to create
replicable and scalable models of development through an
integrated approach in the true Reliance spirit of maximising
societal value for all, and making it a movement.
COVID-19 Rural Health
Response Transformation PG 22
PG 6 PG 16
Education Sports for Disaster
PG 26 Development Response
PG 32 PG 36
Impact since inception
4.5+ crore
People reached through
44,700+
Villages served through
CSR activities across CSR initiatives
44,700+ villages
Other Initiatives
PG 40
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Touching Lives - Reliance for India Reliance works to create
transformational change across
Reliance applies a three-pronged strategy to enhance the
impact, scale and speed of its CSR interventions.
India, to build a stronger, inclusive
nation by enabling lives and
livelihoods. Reliance supports the
most marginalised communities,
thereby contributing to the United Direct
Partnerships
Leveraging
and
Nations’ Sustainable Development Engagement
Collaborations
Technology
Isha Ambani Dr. Tarang Dhanraj Nathwani
Gianchandani Goals, the 2030 Agenda. To
further this objective, during FY
2020-21, Reliance spent ` 1,140
crore supporting programmes
Working with Building an enabling To broaden scale,
under a multitude of CSR communities to ecosystem of increase pace and
initiatives. co-create models development, with strengthen impact.
Jagannatha Kumar B. Srinivasan of development, the government, With technology,
These initiatives are spearheaded by
foster ownership academia, private communities can access
Reliance Foundation, the philanthropic
and empower institutions and knowledge resources
arm of Reliance Industries Limited. Led
them to lead the agencies to increase easier and take informed
by Founder and Chairperson Smt. Nita
change for the better impact and reach decisions about their
M. Ambani, Reliance Foundation aims to
lives and livelihoods.
play a catalytic role in addressing India’s
development challenges with innovative
and sustainable solutions. Since 2010, the
The past year required a paradigm shift. We innovated to Foundation has been creating a positive
impact through its multi-pronged approach
meet the urgent requirements of the millions across India who that reaches out to all segments of the
population. Reliance Foundation works ent Rural
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Summary of FY 2020-21 Reliance continued its
LIVES TOUCHED
Health
SINCE INCEPTION
4.5+
CSR interventions but
Resilience. This was the one word that rang loud and clear all through the past year. As India faced the
also addressed the new
largest health and humanitarian crisis, what marked our efforts was the remarkable energy, attitude
Disa
priorities thrown up by Crore
and unity displayed in this journey together. #CoronaHaregaIndiaJeetega was our mission as we went
the COVID-19 pandemic.
all out to support emergency and medium-term needs of the communities we serve.
The collaborations built
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Through multiple initiatives, our on-the-ground initiatives to ensure the worked tirelessly to ensure that we step over the years were
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activities have served 4.5+ crore responsibility, more than ever before. a c at
Meanwhile, our regular services enhance the impact of the nd
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people across 44,700+ villages of India tage
to ensure support to marginalised Jeeta Rahe Mera India, a song that we COVID-19 response.
since inception.
communities continued, but there was created in 2020, was a tribute to the
This year, urgent efforts were needed a paradigm shift in the adoption of relentless spirit, hope and togetherness
to support emergency requirements innovative measures. that we showed as a nation. It remains
as a result of the pandemic. The our commitment that we will put people
Ensuring linkages for disrupted
entire Reliance family joined forces to first and will help build back even
livelihoods, promoting the health and
strengthen the nation’s fight against better than before.
welfare of people, strengthening water
COVID-19. With a 24x7, multi-pronged
and food security while skilling women
approach, Reliance promptly initiated
and youth, our teams across businesses
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Key intervention areas and impact
COVID-19
outreach and Rural Health Education Sports for Disaster
support Transformation Development Response
1,000 MT
Oxygen provided to patients on
• Empowered 43,000+
villages through various rural
• Provided 2.3+ lakh health
consultations though Mobile Medical
• Setting up 360,000 sq ft Greenfield
Institute of Eminence, Jio Institute
• 2.15+ crore youth and children
reached through different sports
• Provided early warning/post-
disaster advisories to 10+ lakh
transformation initiatives Units (MMUs), Static Medical Units Campus at Ulwe, Navi Mumbai, initiatives since inception people across seven states and
a daily basis, equivalent to the
• Enhanced livelihood of additional 17 (SMUs) and Community Health Maharashtra in 52+ acres; Institute • Reliance Foundation Youth two Union Territories
daily requirement of 1,00,000+
lakh farmers, fisherfolk and livestock Centres ( CHCs) ready to commence academic Sports conducted over 30 • Provided support before
patients per day on average
owners (1.26 crore cumulatively); • Screened 11,900+ women sessions in 2021 virtual sessions on fitness, and after the following
5.5+ crore
Meals distributed till date to
treated and supported 1.9+ lakh
livestock animals
and nearly 7,800 children for
anaemia and malnutrition
respectively; diagnosed and treated
• Provided quality education to
15,000+ annually through 14
Reliance Foundation Schools; 4,100
nutrition, well-being of athletes
in FY 2020-21, attracting
4,000+ participants
cyclones –Amphan, Nisarga,
Burevi and Nivar
• Created 131+ lakh cubic meters of • Provided locust control
over 27+ lakh beneficiaries water harvesting capacity 6,500+ women and 538 children; training hours for 763 teachers and • Conducted eight digital information services
conducted 207 corneal transplants 116 non-teaching staff on using
81+ lakh
• Strengthened 2,600 Community- education workshops to train to three states
under RF Drishti technology platforms close to 250 coaches
based Organizations (CBOs), • Delivered disaster relief
including GPs, SHGs and FPOs; • 136,000+ mothers registered • Launched Reliance Foundation • Engaged 1.1 crore students and information services
reusable masks distributed
provided leadership training to through ASMAN app; detected Scholarships in Artificial Intelligence across 34 cities through RF Jr during floods in Uttarakhand
to 50+ lakh beneficiaries
10,000+ elected representatives & 51,000 high-risk cases and sent and Computer Sciences NBA since the programme’s and Andhra Pradesh
across 21 states and 2 Union
village leaders and 8,400+ women of 65,000 notifications to doctors for in January 2021 inception; hosted first-ever live
Territories • Trained 716 youth volunteers
SHGs and Federations timely case management • Partnered with 244 schools across virtual clinic in FY 2020-21 on disaster risk reduction and
2,300+
Beds supported across
• Supported 30 FPOs in 12 states
to strengthen market access for
• JCI Accreditation received by Sir
HN Reliance Foundation Hospital–
first Indian hospital to go through
seven states for digital classrooms,
impacting 1,700+ teachers and
64,000+ students since inception
• Education and Sports for All
(ESA) programme has positively
354 farmers on post-flood crop
protection measures
43,000+ farmers; FPOs transacted impacted lives of 200,000+
various locations `94+ crore worth business and virtual accreditation • Through three editions, over 33,000 underprivileged children
39+ lakh
`26.2 crore produce sales through • Launched One Stop Breast Clinic teachers impacted through Reliance together with partner NGOs
digital linkages in January 2021 Foundation’s support for CENTA since inception
• 45,260 units of blood donated to Teaching Professionals’ Olympiad
Individuals supported with
73,000+ beneficiaries through blood (TPO); TPO 2020 conducted
COVID advisories
donation camps during the year virtually with participation from
37,000
nearly 7,500 teachers
Individuals whose queries
on government schemes and
social benefits were answered
Mobile Medical Unit, Shahdol, continued
Baleshwar Rai from Deoghar with to support crucial primary care A student of Reliance Foundation School RF Young Champs junior football match at Food distribution
his summer paddy through the pandemic attending online class Mumbai, Maharashtra during Uttarakhand flash floods
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India’s first COVID-19 facility
with 250 beds set up at
COVID-19 Response SevenHills, Mumbai. This has
been scaled up to over 2,300
beds across various locations
Pulling together 24x7,
multi-pronged initiatives, 1,000 MT
to support the nation’s Oxygen provided to patients on a daily
basis, equivalent to the daily requirement
fight against COVID-19. of 1,00,000+ patients per day
ISO oxygen container being transported by
trucks in Jamnagar, Gujarat (May 2021)
Contribution of `561 crore to
the PM‑CARES Fund, various
state and other relief funds
81+ lakh reusable masks
distributed to 50+ lakh
beneficiaries across 21 states
and 2 Union Territories
COVID facility at SevenHills Hospital
5.5+ crore
Meals including ration kits, food coupons
5.5+ lakh litres
Free fuel provided to 14,000+ notified
and cooked meals provided for marginalised emergency response vehicles
communities and frontline workers through
Mission Anna Seva, India’s largest meal
39+
distribution programme by a corporate
foundation
lakh
Individuals reached with advisories
on COVID-19, government schemes
and livelihood opportunities
All reported data figures in this chapter are
as of 15 May 2021.
Mask distribution to transportation workers as part of
Mission COVID Suraksha
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Rising to the occasion Vaccination to push back
the pandemic
Supporting national efforts Supporting India’s health delivery Sir H N Reliance Foundation
hospital, joined the nation in building
The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic Rapid expansion of COVID-19 5.5+ lakh litres of free fuel to 14,000+ safety of citizens by taking part
have been felt across the world, Issues addressed specialist care notified ambulances and vehicles in the nation’s largest vaccination
affecting every aspect of life, making engaged in COVID-19 services across drive against COVID-19. Starting
Reliance Foundation rapidly scaled up
it the largest humanitarian crisis in 249 districts in 18 states during this on March 5, 2021 for those above
response for COVID-19 healthcare,
recent times. In India, the national critical period. 60 years of age and those between
setting up the first dedicated COVID-19
lockdown from March 2020 to curb 45-59 years with comorbidities, it
hospital in India in collaboration with the Ensuring essential tertiary
the spread of the virus, continued in was opened up to all beneficiaries
Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation care
stages through a large part of the year. above 45 years from April 1, 2021
Access to Medical grade Rural livelihoods Community (BMC). The 100-bed facility at Seven
Relief measures were provided by the Many chronic illnesses require and for all above 18 years of age
quality and oxygen and employment awareness Hills, Mumbai set up in just two weeks
government to support marginalised uninterrupted treatment. However, from May 1, 2021
timely healthcare was soon scaled up to 250 beds. In
communities. Meanwhile, rural with medical facilities constrained by
support 2021, in response to sudden surge in The vaccination arrangements were
communities faced inbound migration COVID-19, patients found it harder
COVID-19 cases, RF scaled up to 875- done with individual safety as primary
as family members returned home. to access centres for treatments like
bed facilities for COVID care in Mumbai requirement. The end to end service
Farm activities continued intermittently, dialysis. To meet this need, RFH set up
and fully-equipped 1,000-bed COVID was designed in the garden area of
with constraints in market linkages, an exclusive 10-bed dialysis centre at
care facilities in Jamnagar. Overall, the hospital making public access
transportation and supply of inputs. the Hindu Hriday Samrat Balasaheb
Reliance is supporting set-up and easy access and reducing beneficiary
Given the far-reaching impact of the Reverse migrants Health and Market access Linking rural management of over 2,300 beds across Thackeray Trauma Care Hospital,
exposure to the hospital environment.
pandemic, there was an urgent need challenges nutrition communities with various locations. Mumbai, in collaboration with the BMC.
While beneficiaries were advised
for coordinated efforts on several fronts for women and entitlements This provided uninterrupted high-
pre-registration on COWIN portal,
from the government, the social sector children Expanding India’s quarantine quality care for dialysis patients even at
support was also extended to elderly
and private partners. and home care capacity the peak of the pandemic.
and others for registration. The
Reliance drew on its vast experience During the first phase of the pandemic, Ensuring primary healthcare vaccination process was designed
A 360-degree approach was Mission Anna Seva – the largest meal the Sir H N Reliance Foundation Hospital in a unidirectional flow to avoid cross
of emergency response and disaster
adopted to deal with the existing and distribution programme by a corporate (RFH) set up special quarantine facilities Reliance Foundation’s nine MMUs movement of people. Hospital staff
management. Reliance deployed the
emerging challenges. Recognising the foundation anywhere in the world – was in Mumbai for travellers from notified operated in Shahdol in Madhya guided and supported while a doctor
combined strengths of 6,00,000+
pressure on the public health system, launched to support frontline workers countries, as well as for those identified Pradesh, Nagothane and Dahanu in was available to oversee patients
members of the Reliance family
Reliance strengthened India’s health and vulnerable groups like migrants and through contact tracing. These facilities Maharashtra, Jhajjar in Haryana and in case support was required. All
to mobilise on-ground efforts and
infrastructure, building new treatment daily-wage labourers. added to the nation’s quarantine Ghazipur in Uttar Pradesh, providing beneficiaries were provided with
leverage material resources to support
and quarantine facilities and drawing capacity at a crucial juncture, easing medical services and easing pressure water, refreshments and basic
government and community efforts Rural communities were equipped
on its existing healthcare initiatives. pressure on public quarantine facilities. on local health infrastructure. They amenities through the process. The
across the country. with information and support to
Primary medical care was augmented A fully-equipped isolation facility in also raised community awareness post monitoring/observation area
guard against the virus as people
through Mobile Medical Units (MMUs) Lodhivali, Maharashtra, was handed on vital precautionary measures was also equipped with knowledge
returned to villages. This was done by
and tertiary care through hospitals. over to the district authorities. Reliance like social distancing, mask-wearing material on vaccinations benefits,
working closely with local government
Foundation also set up a quarantine and hand-washing. post vaccination care and general
institutions such as Gram Panchayats
(GPs), and community organisations like ward for COVID-19 patients at Spandan health and hygiene.
Supporting frontline
Hospital, Mumbai.
50,000+
women’s self-help groups. research and trials
This year, in response to the
Reliance also contributed `561 crore RFH developed a unique suite
urgent need for medical oxygen RFH was the only institution in Mumbai
to the PM‑CARES Fund, various state of home quarantine services for People vaccinated by RFH
across the nation, Reliance which was part of the multi-centre
and other relief funds to strengthen positive and symptomatic patients
repurposed its plants in Jamnagar clinical PLACID trials run by the Indian
India’s efforts to tackle the pandemic to ease the burden on public
to produce medical-grade oxygen, Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
and its aftermath. infrastructure. These services offered
soon becoming the largest This randomised controlled trial
medicines and consumables, vitals
producer of medical-grade oxygen assesses the safety and efficacy of
monitoring devices, disinfectants,
from a single location in India. convalescent plasma to limit COVID-19
video consultations with doctors, home
Reliance now provides over 1000 complications in patients who receive
nursing and sample collection, for
MT oxygen per day, bringing the plasma from those who have
complete home-based care.
relief for over one lakh patients recovered from the virus COVID-19.
on a daily basis. Free fuel for emergency When the vaccination roll-out was
service vehicles announced across India, Sir H N 101 year old young-at-heart Mrs. Hiralaxmi
Medical grade oxygen being transported Himatlal Khakhar, at the Sir H. N. Reliance
from Jamnagar, Gujarat To support frontline workers across Reliance Foundation Hospital also set Foundation Hospital
Mission Anna Seva food distribution at India, Reliance Foundation provided up specialized vaccination efforts. COVID Vaccination Centre.
Jamnagar, Gujarat
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Delivering Healthcare, COVID-19: Helping communities cope Care for animals during Equipping communities with knowledge
Safety and Hope on Mission Anna Seva provided old-age home and orphanage residents.
the pandemic and preparedness
wheels 5.5+ crore meals Mission Anna Seva also provided critical The disruption of supply chains and When people started moving during the The Reliance Foundation Information
support to these citizens and also limited veterinary services and fodder lockdown, the challenge was to contain Services supported the FPOs by
In Shahdol, Reliance Foundation’s Reliance Foundation quickly launched
to frontline workers, including junior supply during the lockdown affected the spread of the virus to rural areas. bridging the information gap and
Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) has a programme to distribute food to the
medical staff, police personnel and animals and livestock. Stray animals too Rural communities also had to deal with linking 5,952 farmers to various
been steadily following up on marginalised and under-resourced
security forces who carried out essential had a tough time finding food. Reliance market disruptions. Reliance Foundation marketing avenues and/or the
women’s healthcare needs through communities during the lockdown.
COVID-19 services. Foundation helped arrange fodder for stepped in to provide specialist source for input supplies during
doorstep visits to provide them Mission Anna Seva provided cooked
livestock in rural areas and grain feed help and advice to GPs and other the lockdown. This enabled farmers
with antenatal and prenatal care meals, ready-to-eat food packets, The entire staff of Reliance Foundation
for birds, partnering with NGOs to community groups on financial support to sell ` 26.2+ crore worth of produce,
even during the lockdown. food coupons, dry ration kits to and the larger Reliance family came
distribute food for stray animals across and livelihood promotion schemes including agri and animal produce
communities across 80 districts, together to support this mission on
Regular health check-ups India. Through partnerships, Reliance announced by the government. with the support of digital outreach.
18 states and 1 Union Territory. a war footing, with Reliance Retail
have been provided along also supported the rescue of 1,000+ Capacity-building support was provided The virtual marketing platform E-NAM
To date, Mission Anna Seva has employees playing a crucial role of
with necessary medicine for animals in distress through Wildlife to help returning migrants gain access proved especially useful during this
delivered 5.5+ crore meals. packing, preparing and supplying
malnourished and anaemic SOS’ rapid response hotline. A fleet of to new livelihood opportunities period. Reliance facilitated 48 FPOs
provisions for the programme.
patients, as well as nutritional This programme reached 27 lakh 20 animal ambulances provided fodder, in farming, horticulture, animal to complete E-NAM registration. Also,
support including protein, people including daily-wage and Reliance Foundation also supplied relief feed and critical care for animals. Also, husbandry and fisheries. Valuable linkages were created between 29
calcium and iron supplements to migrant labourers, slum-dwellers, kits and bulk rations to 80 partner NGOs special rehabilitation efforts were taken interim employment was provided FPOs and migrant workers under the
malnourished children and women. domestic workers, factory workers, and engaged in similar hunger alleviation up for elephants and sloth bears. to labourers, especially migrants. Krishak Sasaktikaran Pariyojana, that is
programmes in their respective 7,600+ migrant labourers were linked estimated to generate 3 lakh MGNREGS
locations. These rations supported
community kitchens serving meals to 1,000+
Animals in distress rescued
to wage employment opportunities.
In addition, the community was
work days, providing a total wage of
`6.1 crore in one year.
daily-wage labourers, the homeless and
through Wildlife SOS’s rapid mobilised to provide emergency Digital tools support rural
other marginalised people. They also
response hotline support and response. GPs and SHGs communities during the
served as a lifeline for people returning
mentored by Reliance Foundation pandemic
to their native places from the cities.
took the lead in creating awareness of
COVID-19 and ensuring precautions. Since the lockdown and the pandemic
SHGs also took the initiative to stitch limited mobility, Reliance Foundation
Daily-wage and migrant
masks and distribute them to frontline made full use of digital technology
labourers, slum-dwellers, for providing various services. Health
workers. For instance, around Jamnagar
domestic workers, factory in Gujarat, 148 women from local SHGs advisories for farmers, information
workers, and old-age home manufactured one lakh masks in the first about relevant government schemes
Ms. Poonam Baiga taking medical support
from MMU, Shahdol, MP phase of the pandemic. and livelihood opportunities were
and orphanage residents were
disseminated in local languages through
benefitted Reinforcing community mobile phones across the country,
Poonam, a pregnant woman and efforts against the economic reaching 39+ lakh people. Apart from
her husband were migrant workers fallout of COVID-19 information about the safety protocol,
but when the global pandemic Family dry ration kit distribution in Chirala, timely and crucial information was also
struck, they returned to their Prakasam district, Andhra Pradesh Stray animal food support in Reliance Foundation supported rural
provided about marketing produce and
native village, Katkona in Shahdol, Mumbai, Maharashtra communities, mentoring and working
special schemes such as Atmanirbhar
Madhya Pradesh. As they were no with 30 Farmer Producer Organisations
Bharat Abhiyan, subsidy for farm
longer working, they were unable (FPOs). These FPOs helped farmers re-
machinery and seed, emergency finance
to afford medical expenses to meet establish market linkages disrupted by
subsidy for registered dairy farmers,
Poonam’s needs. The Reliance the pandemic, to continue aggregating,
makeshift markets, transportation
Foundation MMU team came to transporting and selling produce at
of agri-produce and so on. Online
know about Poonam’s condition a fair price. FPOs also helped secure
conferences were organised for farmers,
and provided her with regular health access to affordable, agricultural inputs
fisherfolk and livestock owners to
check-ups, counselling, medicines like seeds and fertilisers for farmers.
connect with agricultural experts, local
and supplements. The team also They reached out to producers and
officials and policymakers. This virtual
followed up regularly to ensure her facilitated agricultural operations
support helped address concerns with
safety. Poonam had a healthy while aggregating demand of inputs.
timely advice on overcoming lockdown-
baby and still continues to visit They also facilitated sale of perishable
related challenges.
the MMU for nutrition advice items such as vegetables in the midst
and well-being of herself and as of transportation restrictions and
well as her child. PPE manufacturing unit Care for stray animals, Jamnagar, Gujarat established MSP procurement centres.
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Reinforcing safety COVID initiatives at RIL Reliance capacities adapted to provide crucial
plant locations COVID support
Mission COVID Suraksha
Reliance’s plant locations played Meals were also distributed to truck Company Limited (DGVCL) , Dahej When the pandemic struck India, there arrangements for order collection from
Reliance Foundation launched
a significant role in supporting drivers transporting essential items, who Marine and Dahej police stations, was an urgent need to augment the stores, to minimise risk of exposure for
Mission COVID Suraksha, a
marginalised communities in their found it difficult to get food during the periodic sanitisation of five villages in country’s stock of personal protective consumers and staff.
programme to support prevention of
vicinity. There were outreach lockdown, with restaurants shut. Reliance Dahej and supply of highly concentrated equipment (PPE) for frontline workers
COVID-19. The campaign launched Reliance Jio provided uninterrupted
programmes as part of the overall petrol stations in West Bengal, Kerala and Sodium Hypochlorite to Bharuch Nagar as India did not have a domestic
in November 2020 reinforced the digital connectivity to nearly 40 crore
Reliance COVID-19 support plan Odisha reached out to distribute meals Palika and Surat Municipal Corporation. production capacity to meet this need.
importance of wearing a mask people and thousands of organisations.
for the country, in addition to other to truck drivers. Amidst increasing global shortage of
even as communities resumed Funds and infrastructure support were It introduced a range of new digital
localised activities. The CSR teams at kits, Reliance swung into action and
livelihood activities. Healthcare support provided to develop and upgrade tools to aid healthcare-from-home
plant locations distributed ration kits, imported supplies through a joint
healthcare medical facilities across solutions, including a symptom-checker
Reliance Foundation provided 81 lakh+ facemasks, face shields and sanitisers. A 135-bed COVID Care Isolation Centre mission with the national carrier, Air
various plant locations. The Vadodara to enable users to monitor symptoms
masks to frontline warriors and Keeping in mind the need for social was created by Reliance Foundation and India. Reliance also repurposed a
centre procured diagnostic machines at home and prevent unnecessary
communities across 21 states and two distancing, there were awareness drives operated by Reliance Hazira with full time manufacturing facility in Gujarat to make
and ventilators to accurately manage pressure on the medical system. Also,
Union Territories to help them stay safe. online. Multiple locations provided doctors and medical staff. Meanwhile, PPE, ramping up production within
diseases related to the respiratory Jio developed the JioHaptik chatbot to
A multi-lingual booklet, distributed with meals to vulnerable communities RIL CSR at Gadimoga provided 500 weeks to 100,000 kits per day.
system. The Patalganga plant power the MyGov Corona helpdesk,
the mask, informed users about proper through Mission Anna Seva, and free cardboard box-type cots to COVID Care supported a quarantine centre at the Rapid testing is widely considered as which addresses queries around the
ways to wear it along with mask hygiene. health screenings and support during Centre, Bommuru to increase capacity. Dhirubai Ambani Hospital in Lodhivali, the best option, giving the government coronavirus outbreak and disseminates
home isolation. There were fogging, About 6,000 COVID-positive patients
Through Mission COVID Suraksha, Raigad, and handed it over to the an up-to-date picture of the virus spread verified information.
sanitisation and disinfection drives used these beds. They also provided
Reliance Foundation reached a range District Collector. and thus indication as to where public
in villages around several locations. 3,000 chairs to the COVID Care Centre, Through continuous efforts during the
of people – from street vendors and health efforts should be directed. In the
Special focus was also given to animal Bommuru, Amalapuram and the Awareness and safety crisis, the Reliance family demonstrated
transport workers to local food stalls initial phase of the pandemic, India had
welfare activities during the lockdown. Government General Hospital, Kinada. the will and capacity to rise to the
and daily wage workers. The objective With steep increase in COVID-19 cases, to rapidly enhance its testing capacity.
challenge. As the pandemic continues,
was to help them carry on providing Providing immediate relief - In addition to meals, food kits, masks and prices of essential items like sanitisers, Reliance Life Sciences is operating two
we remain committed to coming
essential services to the community, food and dry rations sanitisers, RIL Vadodara CSR distributed face masks, face shields, PPE kits and COVID-19 RT-PCR and antibody testing
together to mobilise physical, human
while being encouraged to stay safe. face shields to doctors, health, ASHA other items went up considerably. labs at Navi Mumbai and Jamnagar.
Volunteers from across Reliance work and technological resources to support
Reliance Foundation and Reliance Retail and Anganwadi workers under Mission SHGs and common interest groups in
sites in Mumbai, Silvassa, Vadodara, The 736 grocery stores of Reliance India in its time of need.
distributed masks to police personnel Suraksha Kavach. Dahej Manufacturing Nagothane and Shahdol, came together
Patalganga, Hazira, Jhajjar, Shahdol, Retail maintained a dependable supply
and municipal workers in several parts Division CSR supported with fumigation to stitch masks that were distributed
Jamnagar, Dahej, Barabanki, Nagothane, of essentials, including staples, fruits,
of the country. The campaign intensified of the District Administration, Gujarat to relevant stakeholders. In Vadodara,
Gadimoga and Hoshiarpur distributed vegetables, bread and breakfast cereals.
from March 2021 as several states saw a Industrial Development Corporation women stitched approximately 1,000
meals in their respective locations. They also began home delivery services
renewed spurt of COVID-19. In Mumbai, (GIDC) offices, Dakshin Gujarat Vij masks daily. These were procured for senior citizens and expanded
which saw a spike in cases, 2+ lakh by the CSR team on payment, thus
masks and booklets were distributed providing them much-needed income
among commuters, railway station during the lockdown. They made
staff, Government Railway Police and 15,000 masks which were distributed
vendors at Kurla and Thane stations. to surrounding villages, Panchayats,
RGSS, and government offices,
including that of the District Collector,
Municipal Commissioner and Vadodara
“For some days I was wearing Member of Parliament.
mask but it was torn and I did
not buy a new one. Reliance Livelihood and other support
Foundation mask is very nice. I will Reliance Jamnagar supported 33
wear it to help prevent the spread migrant workers who got stuck in
of the virus, and I will advise Vapi, Gujarat, while trying to reach
others to also put on a mask. their hometown Singrauli in eastern
Madhya Pradesh. Transport and grain
kits were provided. RIL Jamnagar also
extended care to stray animals through
distribution of food. Animal food was
provided to partner organisations that
Shivam Kumar, vegetable seller, Bhopal district, Madhya Pradesh, wearing a Reliance
Foundation mask distributed as part of Mission COVID Suraksha look after stray animals. Grain feed for
Reliance Life Sciences helping to enhance India’s testing capacity
birds and fodder kits for livestock were
provided in rural areas.
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“We have slowly started to
“My husband and I are daily bring back our lives on track.
wage labourers in a theater. So it is important to take care
We lost our livelihood of ourselves. The importance of
during the lockdown. wearing a mask was explained
Due to this unexpected by Reliance Foundation and they
situation it became hard for encouraged us to wear mask
us to survive and feed our when we step out. Wearing a
three children. We were mask gives a sense of safety
unable to get work. The during travel and while talking
ration kit provided us food to other people. I thank Reliance
for 15 days. Thank you Foundation for this initiative.”
Reliance Foundation for the Bhupatsing Gambhirsinh Chauhan
timely help”. (Auto driver), Himmatnagar, Sabar
Kantha, Gujarat
Inje Nagalakshmi,
a resident of a slum area in
Hyderabad, Telangana
“As the Anganwadi pramukh, my job involves going from
place to place and meeting vulnerable communities.
This brings me in contact with lot of people. We have to
keep in mind our own safety, safety of the toddlers and
children we work with, as well as health and welfare of
our own families. Reliance Foundation has distributed
masks to the anganwadi workers and created awareness
of wearing a mask. Now we wear masks all the time and
protect ourselves in this pandemic.”
Shreemati Sandhya Burande, Anganwadi worker - village Papal, district
Amravati, Maharashtra
Through the COVID-19 pandemic, Reliance has been
providing support across a range of emergency needs
Shri Arunava from prevention, healthcare, emergency food requirements
Pramanick, 40, thanks to livelihood support. A sensitive, scaled-up, 360-degree
the doctors and response was provided to help push back the pandemic.
caregivers and says
that he was given a
second life at the RF
Hospital Facility at
SevenHills Hospital,
Mumbai.
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Report on Corporate Social Responsibility
Rural Transformation Empowering rural India with allied activities, enabling market During the lockdown, these FPOs
Driving inclusive development
technology solutions linkages, stabilising income from helped farmers sell commodities,
fishing, encouraging entrepreneurship facilitated agricultural inputs at
Digital technology solutions catalyse
and diversifying livelihoods. Reliance lower than market prices, linked
change and help communities take
also focuses on upskilling youth to with government-run procurement
informed decisions. They also provide
increase employability. centres and makeshift markets
linkage to government schemes and
besides supplying food to villagers
initiatives for access to entitlements. Market linkages
in the absence of local markets. Reliance
Reliance Foundation Information This work is the culmination of
Foundation also provided links with
Services reach communities through economic and social transformation
government schemes, e-pass for
multiple modes including mobile phone made possible by Reliance over the past
transporters and supported initiatives
services and social media platforms, decade in geographies characterised
such as organising machinery 5,952
besides television, radio and helplines. by low productivity because of water
farmers were supported digitally to
Reliance has 1,000+ partners to source scarcity and land degradation. The 30
address their knowledge gap and link
accurate and relevant information and Reliance-mentored Farmer Producer
them to remunerative markets. The
democratise it. This information, Organisations (FPOs) and initiatives
digital outreach helped farmers sell
in 10 Indian languages, reaches support 43,000+ marginalised
` 26.2 crore worth produce, including
10.6+ million individuals in 39,000+ farmers with improved market access.
agri and animal produce.
villages across 19 states and two In FY 2020-21, these farmers recorded
Union Territories. more than ` 94 crore in transactions and Also, 48 FPOs completed E-NAM
undertook pilots on mechanised paddy registration procedure with the support
Strengthening governance transplanting and drone usage. Digital of Mandi Parishad in Uttar Pradesh.
Reliance builds grassroots leadership commodity trading platforms linked the Reliance Foundation linked 29 FPOs
to enhance the governance of Gram FPOs to national markets and digitised and migrant workers under the
Panchayats (GPs) for the effective FPO ‘Point of Sales’ transactions. Krishak Sasaktikaran Pariyojana, that is
implementation of local plans. During The FPOs moved to higher value estimated to generate 3 lakh MGNREGS
Highlights FY 2020-21
A woman farmer in Gangakhed, Parbhani, Maharashtra commodities, helping member farmers work days, providing a total wage of
the year, Reliance-mentored Gram
Sabhas and Panchayats took the lead get better prices for agri-produce, save `6.1 crore in one year. Reliance also
input and cultivation costs. Now, these facilitated digital platform linkages for
• Created 131+ lakh m3 of Reliance supports some of the most in responding to challenges posed by
the pandemic and addressing new FPOs support other FPOs with a district other FPOs and those who reached out
marginalised communities across rural
rainwater harvesting capacity; India with innovative and sustainable emerging needs. Community members, knowledge sharing consortium. with supply chain challenges.
improved access to drinking solutions. Since 2010, Reliance Foundation with support from Reliance, took the
Market linkage support at doorstep
has fostered positive social change by lead in setting up community kitchens
water for 517 villages providing water, nutrition and livelihood and arrange food kit distribution.
security to communities it serves. These Reliance Foundation mentored kgs of Char Chironji dry fruit from
• Brought 6,400+ ha additional
By building up awareness on the
initiatives contributed to national priority 15th Finance Commission guidelines Maa Sharda Mahila Kisan Producer 80 farmers from 8 tribal villages at
land under irrigation through missions through partnerships with agencies
in the social development space. The
and supporting Gram Panchayat Company Limited, which works for
the cause of improving farmers’
their doorstep and provided the
families with rice equivalent to the
water harvesting and
Development Plans (GPDP), Reliance
agencies include Panchayati Raj Institutions Foundation has been facilitating incomes in the catchment area of value of Char. This initiative helped
conservation efforts (PRIs), National Bank for Agriculture and
Rural Development (NABARD), Rural Self
GP’s elected representatives and 17 remote villages in Panna District
of Madhya Pradesh.
these tribal families meet their daily
consumption needs as well as get fair
functionaries to leverage scheme
• Built capacities of over 22,000 Employment Training Institutes (RSETI), Rural
Development and Self Employment Training
benefits in collaboration with the During the lockdown, this FPO driven
market price for their produce when
accessibility to markets and essential
women, youth and elected
government machinery, district officials by women leaders, procured 2,000
Institute (RUDSETI), DWCD, Krishi Vigyan and various departments. food items was limited.
representatives of Gram Kendras (KVK), NGOs, line departments,
universities and skilling centres. During FY 2020-21, Reliance
Panchayats Due to the pandemic, Reliance Foundation
Foundation built capacities of
10,000+ elected representatives
pivoted operations to ensure continued and village volunteers to strengthen
support to communities so that livelihoods local governance and resource
UN SDGs
could continue safely and essentials could mobilisation for greater economic
be accessed. Reliance undertook a massive development and social justice.
coordinated effort, leveraging existing skills
and prior experience of reaching millions of Livelihood enhancement
marginalised communities in India.
Reliance works to de-risk rural Reliance Foundation mentored Maa Sharda Mahila Kisan Producer Company works for
communities from economic the cause of improving members’ income
vulnerability through agriculture and
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Water security Livelihood and skilling
Reliance works with communities to Water budgeting activities continued Reliance strives to empower young Mobilising through skill training
recharge groundwater reservoirs and with remote mentorship during people with new skills and opportunities Reliance focuses on upskilling
ensure sustainable water solutions. A FY 2020-21. Reliance provided to improve their employability traits. underprepared youth and those
range of water harvesting structures training, handholding and A platform connects young people who have dropped out of school to
are encouraged – bori bandhan, farm troubleshooting support. With the with organisations offering skilling connect them to retail employment
ponds, earthen dams, check dams, rural economy opening up in Q2, focus programmes and employment opportunities. In FY 2020-21, the
ferro-cement tanks and dams – as was on refurbishing dilapidated water opportunities, provides linkages to jobs programme made a transition from
per the topography, soil quality and harvesting structures. and courses. All-round skill training, physical to virtual. Even though the
availability of materials. The COVID-19 career guidance and entrepreneurship economy was contracting, 8,800+
lockdown adversely impacted pre-
monsoon water harvesting. Reliance 131+ lakh cubic meters
Of water harvesting capacity
training for micro-enterprises are
conducted in support of the National
unemployed youth got skill training
and 79% of the candidates found
Ms. Bairadevi from Sankarlapudi, Andhra
continued to motivate communities Skill Development Mission. Coaching placement. The average salary earned
created in FY 2020-21 Pradesh gains financial independence
to work on water through online and resources to develop skills – by candidates was ` 11,000 per month through tailoring
modes, linking them to MGNREGS (1,100+ lakh cubic meters including computer and soft-skills – and in most cases, it was their first
for employment while creating water total since inception) were provided through partnerships to job. Reliance worked with 39 skilling
Cattle management propels Ms. Sangamma harvesting structures. enhance employability. The goal is to partners, who mobilised candidates and
Vaijianth to prosperity in Bidar, Karnataka de-risk livelihoods and develop India’s upskilled them, making them retail- 8,800+ unemployed
human capital for a globally competitive ready. The programme has footprints in received skill training online
Empowering agricultural workforce with access to information. 20 states and 150+ cities. and 79% of them found
Water transformations with Paani Foundation
workers with technology-based In FY 2020-21, this support was
placement, many of them
knowledge solutions extended to a women’s network called
Pashu Sakhi for health and livestock their first job, earning on an
Besides market linkages, Reliance As a principal founding partner, Reliance continued its association with
helped farmers enhance crop yields Paani Foundation, which mobilises, trains and motivates villages in health management awareness in average ` 11,000 per month
and safeguard livestock. This year, Maharashtra to tackle drought. post-flood Bihar.
digital advisories proved especially
A new initiative, the Satyamev Jayate Samruddha Gaon Spardha, was
handy as farmers received timely
launched in 2020 to inspire villages to adopt a comprehensive approach to
information on weather and pest
address water scarcity by focusing on key aspects including soil and water
attacks. A Digital Farm School
conservation, management, restoration, forest cover and increase in income.
was piloted in collaboration
with Perunthalaivar Kamaraj Along with Reliance Foundation, this initiative is supported by Bajaj, Azim Empowering rural women
Krishi Vigyan Kendra (PKKVK), Premji, and HT Parekh Foundation. In FY 2020-21, 7,000+ trainees across Self-Help Groups
Puducherry—the first KVK 808 villages participated in the first phase of the digital training. An online Reliance works to address gender
in the country – to provide felicitation ceremony for participating villages, conducted virtually on inequality, especially in rural areas,
expert guidance while ensuring World Water Day (March 22), was presided over by the Chief Minister of conscious of the catalytic role of
social distancing. Maharashtra and ministers, actors Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao besides the women in community development.
founders. Approximately, 2,300+ migrant workers across Paani Foundation
Digital solutions make fishing In FY 2020-21, Reliance focused on
talukas engaged in several watershed management and environment
safer and sustainable livelihood trainings in collaboration
restoration efforts. Also, 408 villages conducted sapling plantation initiatives
Reliance endeavours to make fishing with various agencies for economic
and 252 villages installed rain gauges.
safer, sustainable and more profitable empowerment of 1,700+ SHGs, with
7,000+
for marine fisherfolk along India’s end-to-end mentorship, bank and
expansive coastline with information government department linkages. The
support from Indian National Centre Trainees across 808 villages SHGs took up diverse enterprises –
for Ocean Information Services participated in the first phase from mushroom cultivation to nursery
(INCOIS) and Central Marine Fisheries of the digital training development, from livestock rearing
Research Institute (CMFRI). The to pisciculture.
Machli app provides real time updates
on weather and oceanographic Mentoring and trainings were done
parameters for all major landing virtually or through small groups with
centres. During FY 2020-21, utmost care for safety. Leveraging the
information was provided in nine foundation built over the previous two
languages – Bengali, Odia, Telugu, years, during the pandemic, SHGs took
Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, the lead to support communities by
Gujarati and Hindi. stitching masks for frontline workers Ms. Tulsa Bai from Navyug SHG, Jamai, Chhindwara,
An earthen water dam at Gangakhed, Maharashtra and providing ration for affected MP started making eco-friendly earthen lamps
communities among other activities.
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Nutrition security Ecological security Swachhata Hi Seva
Rural nutrition has been a key Reliance also supported Rashtriya Reliance encourages local
Reliance contributed to Inspiring
communities
the Government of India’s
focus area with Reliance Nutrition Poshan Maah – an initiative of the communities to collectively conserve
cleanliness mission, ‘Swachhata
with eco-friendly
Gardens (RNGs) – scientific, low- Government of India – in September natural resources.
Hi Seva’, besides providing
cost, organic model with multi-tier 2020 with Anganwadis and staff of
solutions
2.3+ crore saplings have been planted continued support to the Swachh
cropping system – growing a variety the Department of Women & Child
since inception across various sites in Bharat Abhiyan.
of vegetables and fruits. Development. Over 11,400 participants
India to increase the greenbelt. Kamla Devi’s home in Annapura
(85% female, including adolescent girls, In FY 2020-21, Reliance
Reliance promotes RNGs to address village Jaipur has become
pregnant and lactating women) from Also, the use of clean energy such as campaigned across 11 states
malnutrition, especially among women a classroom and she is an
500 villages, across 11 states in India, biogas and solar power is encouraged of India on the issue, with
and children, with a nutritious diet inspiration to many in her village.
learnt about nutrition and RNGs. along with sustainable agricultural communities participating
grown in the backyard. The excess This 55-year-old livestock farmer
practices, pest management, soil in mass awareness drive
produce is monetised to augment the Other initiatives on these lines included is one of the first women in her
10,000+ RNGs were set up nutrition management to help secure and cleaning activities. The
family income. During the pandemic, augmenting agricultural productivity, village to adopt a biogas plant,
incomes while minimising costs and awareness drives focused on
when supply chains were disrupted, enhancing fishing outcomes and during the year to ensure inspiring many others to follow.
environmental impact. stopping open defecation. GP
RNGs ensured food and nutrition encouraging poultry, livestock and nutrition security. During Reliance Foundation together
representatives, SHG members,
security not only for the family but dairy farming. with Biogas Development
the pandemic, when supply health functionaries, youth
also for the community, offering and Training Centre (BDTS) of
chain was disrupted, RNGs During the year, Reliance volunteers and the government
fresh produce that was often shared Maharana Pratap University
actively engaged in Shramdaan
among families. During the year, over ensured food and nutrition campaigned across 11 of Agriculture and Technology
for Gram Safai. Cleaning of
10,000 RNGs were set up to ensure for the community. states of India to spread the (MPTUAT), Udaipur, helped
village panchayat buildings,
nutrition security. raise awareness about the use
core message of Swachhata Anganwadi premises, school,
roads, areas surrounding of biogas plants for cooking fuel
Ms. Beena Devi from Uttarkashi, Hi Seva, or Cleanliness is
Uttarakhand in her agriculture field drinking water sources and other in her village.
Service. The awareness
public places was taken up. The plant also produces slurry,
drive focused on stopping
which is a nutrient-rich manure
open defecation.
Saluting a Food Hero
contributing to improving
soil health and enhancing
Being an Anganwadi worker, Mahananda farm yield. After a series of
understands the importance of a nutritious awareness and capacity building
diet children’s growth and development. With programmes organised by
guidance and technical support from the Reliance Reliance Foundation, Kamala
Foundation and following the training imparted Devi decided to use a biogas
by the Foundation, she successfully established a plant, which inspired other
Reliance Nutrition Garden (RNG) for children of the women in the village too. The
local Anganwadi centre utilising a space near her biogas plant generates enough
house. The diverse produce consisted of 13 types fuel for cooking food for Kamala
of vegetables, drumstick, papaya and lemon plants. Devi’s six-member family and
This ensured that the Anganwadi children had a rich the manure has reduced their
Ms. Anita Devi from Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan in her Reliance
nutritional intake. Nutrition Garden dependence on chemical
fertilisers, reducing the costs
During the pandemic, the RNG became especially they repeatedly incur. Kamala
useful. Mahananda reached out to the children who Devi’s experience motivated 39
Ms. Kamla Devi from Jaipur Rajasthan is self-reliant using eco-friendly and sustainable solutions
could not access the Anganwadi. She continued other families to build a biogas
to deliver the produce from the RNG to families in
317 11,000+
plant in their homes.
the village ensuring their well-being. People like
Mahananda who are providing nutritious meals to Reliance Foundation is proud
children and needy families are our food heroes. Swachhata Shramdaan People across 245 GPs to promote initiatives that
Reliance Foundation salutes these heroes who have volunteering events participated in cleanliness make homemakers like Kamala
activities Devi self-reliant and to raise
6,500
the vision and the foresight to enrich their community
awareness of eco-friendly and
500+
with good nutrition.
sustainable solutions.
Participants contributed
16,000+ hours SHGs participated in sensitisation
Ms. Angoori Khushwah from Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh events for behaviour change with
in her vegetable field
regard to toilet use
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Health Sir H.N. Reliance Foundation Geetanshu Goel expresses her gratitude
Strengthening healthcare delivery
Hospital and Research
“It was my good fortune to get my treatment
Centre
done from such a reputed hospital. The
Sir H.N. Reliance Foundation doctors, sisters and the staff are very
Hospital and Research Centre cooperative. The staff attended me well, even
(RFH) in Mumbai is a 345 bed though these are challenging times. I am very
multispecialty hospital that provides satisfied with my treatment. I especially thank
world class healthcare to patients. Dr. Darshana under whom I was admitted
RFH strictly measures clinical outcomes and got treatment. I am thankful to all for my
against the most stringent international smooth and fast recovery.”
benchmarks and continues to excel
in the same. A feedback mechanism
which was put in place last year helped
to improve the number of feedback
captured across all services and
maintain a 87% patient satisfaction Ms. Geetanshu was treated at the Reliance Foundation Hospital
level throughout the year. The globally COVID-19 facility at SevenHills, Mumbai
accepted principle of net promoter
score (NPS) for the year was maintained
at 70% — higher than many renowned Despite an increase in the number healthcare professionals, helped
medical institutes. of high-end surgeries and a thriving patients access high-level healthcare
transplant programme, 393 short- facilities, and timely advice and support
RFH’s belief of care extends beyond
stay surgeries (less than 24 hours right from their homes.
treatment and hence aspires to achieve
stay) were performed in FY 2020-21,
Doctors at the Reliance Foundation Hospital the best medical outcomes for all its This year, RFH has also conducted
COVID-19 facility at SevenHills, Mumbai including orthopaedics,
patients. This was evidently seen in the both individual and group sessions,
Highlights FY 2020-21 year FY 2019-20, where RFH graduated
obstetrics and gynaecology,
onco-surgeries and others.
on mental health for patients, hospital
from a tertiary care hospital to a staff and the larger RIL family, which
• JCI Accreditation received by Since its inception, Reliance Foundation
has been committed to ‘Health for All’,
quaternary care institution with a At a time when physical access to have collectively impacted over
Sir HN Reliance Foundation strengthening healthcare delivery. This
10% y-o-y growth in the occupancy.
Growth was reported in all clinical
healthcare was difficult with lockdowns
and distancing norms, RFH also
10,000 people.
Hospital– first Indian hospital to includes facilitating a comprehensive,
subsidised healthcare system, world-
departments and services. The provided remote healthcare services.
RFH is in the process of creating one of
India’s finest academic programmes,
go through virtual accreditation class tertiary care, high-quality primary
proliferation of the short-stay
programmes has helped RFH
The Jio HealthHub developed by
Reliance Jio, a telemedicine portal
which includes synergies with Reliance
and secondary services in underserved Life Science to promote research
• Launched One Stop Breast communities while carrying out specialist
reduce the average length of stay. for patients to connect directly with
and innovation. The programme is
Clinic in January 2021 programmes to complement these.
The objective is to strengthen India’s
accredited by the National Board of
Examination with courses across 13
• Provided 2.3+ lakh health public health infrastructure, and support
government initiatives on reproductive,
specialties. It is guided by a Scientific
Advisory Committee for Diplomate
consultations though Mobile maternal, neo-natal, child and adolescent of National Board (DNB) students,
Medical Units (MMUs), Static health. and supported by a cross-disciplinary
global panel, with expertise in oncology,
Medical Units (SMUs) and These health interventions have touched the
lives of 25 lakh people and have provided
gastroenterology, orthopaedics,
Community Health Centres 70+ lakh health consultations since the
urology, uro-onco, regenerative
medicine, breast surgery, and
(CHCs) inception of the programme.
anaesthesia and pain management.
• 51,000 high-risk cases detected RFH has its sight set on building a future
ready hospital and continues to invest
through the ASMAN app in technology and capability building
to keep up with the fast changing
UN SDGs
healthcare ecosystem. In line with this
vision, RFH is upgrading its medical and
non-medical capex, building efficiencies
via automation and digitisation and
Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital launched the One Stop Breast Clinic implementing futuristic technologies.
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